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Gardening Know How Questions & Answers - https://questions.gardeningknowhow.comTwo years ago, one of my apple trees developed a strange illness then died that winter.
During late spring and summer a few of the leaf bunches at the ends of branches turned red/orange, then brown and died. It never spread to the whole tree, but that winter the tree went into hibernation then died over the winter. There is another apple tree of a different variety not more than 20 feet away that was not affected at all.
I have elected not to replace the dead tree, but this has been baffling me since. I lived in one of the northern suburbs cities around Dallas
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1 Comment To "Apple trees"
#1 Comment By Downtoearthdigs On 04/30/2017 @ 3:29 pm
It sounds like it was Cedar Apple Rust.
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You may want to replace the dead tree to benefit your remaining tree, as a pollinator.
I would suggest checking with your local County Extension Office for a list of tree varieties known to thrive in your growing zone.
You can also check with local garden centers and greenhouses.
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